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Saddiq Bey

New Orleans Pelicans · Guard · 6′8″ 215 lb · age 27 · Villanova · 6th season

LastL 135–141 at DEN · 14 pts 4 reb 3 ast · 25 minNextWed, Oct 28 · 8:00 PM ET vs DEN
15.7 ptsPTS
4.0 rebREB
1.3 astAST
23.7 minMIN

3 games this season

Availability

Next game Wed, Oct 28 vs DEN. The injury report for it appears the day before.

Recent changes

  • Oct 16Lineupmoved out of the starting lineup vs WAS (preseason)

Season form

3 games this season
Threes2.3 3PM
FG%50.0%
3P%43.8%
FT%83.3%

Starts 0 of 3 games · 5th on NOP in minutes · Rotation role

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Bars: minutes in his last 3 games · numbers: points

Situational splits: turn on Prediction tools.

Every situation, with four seasons of history →

What's being said

18 items · 3 sources this season

No reporter post or news story has named him yet this season; everything below is from podcasts.

  • Podcast The Athletic NBA Daily · 2 points ·
    • Shamit sees Mathurin as a 'next man up' type whom the front office and Mosley view as physical. If there is a starting lineup change, he would make Sadiq Bey the favorite to move in. at 42:48
    • Saddiq Bey and the Pelicans agreed on a three-year contract extension this summer. at 1:00:55

    “Sixers Thrive + Jamal Murray down bad? | Slam N Jam” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pelicans · 5 points ·
    • Nick says the change people are calling for is Herb for Fears. As he sees it from outside, Mathurin, Bey, Queen and Poole offer no other defensive answers on the bench. at 6:46
    • Dylan thinks Herb Jones has to start, or maybe Saddiq Bey, though Bey would make the lineup very big. at 7:37
    • Host calls Bey reliable, low-mistake and physical, able to defend in the paint, but not as versatile a defender as Herb Jones. at 7:47
    • Host found the starting lineup confusing because it isn't the most physical group. He names Herb Jones and Bey as the real physical defenders and says the team wants Mathurin to become one. at 23:54
    • The team was horrible in the clutch last year. Bey, described as their one good clutch player, was nowhere to be seen down the stretch last night. at 27:09

    “Impossible Puzzle? | New Orleans Pelicans Starting Five EXPOSED as Defensive Liabilities Mount” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pelicans host · Analysis ·

    The host thinks the rest of the rotation seems set: Bey will get very big minutes, as will Queen, Poole and Matkovic. That makes about 10-11 players.

    “Jeremiah Fears’ RISE Pushes New Orleans Pelicans Toward Unexpected Lineup Changes on Opening Night” at 7:53 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Hardwood Knocks host · Analysis · around the league

    The Pelicans' apparent starting five is Zion, Yves Missi, Herb Jones, Trey Murphy and Dejounte Murray. Mathurin, Poole, Fears, Derik Queen and Saddiq Bey come off the bench, all ball-dominant.

    “1 Big Question For Every NBA Teams In The Western Conference” at 1:24:45 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pelicans · 3 points ·
    • Second unit: Bennedict Mathurin, Saddiq Bey, Derik Queen, Jordan Poole and Karlo Matkovic. The host says the big spot in that group is sometimes Carlo and sometimes Queen. at 14:30
    • The bench group of Poole, Carlo, Queen, Mathurin and Bey forced seven turnovers, compared with six by the starting lineup. at 15:14
    • Host opinion: Saddiq Bey could arguably be the second-best three-point shooter on the team, and they will need him off the bench for scoring punch. at 16:14

    “ACCELERATE: Jeremiah Fears DRIVES Pelicans’ High-Pace Offense in Preseason Statement WIN” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pelicans · 3 points ·
    • Starters vs Dallas: Jeremiah Fears, Bennedict Mathurin, Saddiq Bey, Karlo Matkovic and Yves Missi. at 2:41
    • The host says all of Fears's assists came off his own drives: a baseline cut by Saddiq Bey, a corner three by Bennedict Mathurin and an alley-oop to Yves Missi. at 6:49
    • Six players took more field-goal attempts than Derik Queen's usage rate was almost double Zion's, and Bennedict Mathurin and Saddiq Bey also had higher usage than Zion. at 18:34

    “SHOCKWAVE: Jeremiah Fears' Preseason LEAP Could TRANSFORM Pelicans Trajectory” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Jake Madison, Locked On Pelicans · Report ·

    The host says the Pelicans gave long-term money to Saddiq Bey, whom he calls a floor-raiser of a player.

    “Gayle Benson Sends STRONG Message That Reveals the Pelicans' Win-NOW Plan” at 6:35 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pelicans · 2 points ·
    • The host describes Saddiq Bey as a credible shooter from deep who can also post up smaller players when defenses switch. Separately he calls Bey about as reliable as it gets. at 7:17
    • The host says he would not trust the Poole/Mathurin/Bey/Fears/Queen bench group to be strong defensively. He adds that if Mosley can coach them up, that changes things completely. at 15:41

    “SECOND UNIT MAGIC: Pelicans’ Bennedict Mathurin & Jordan Poole SPARK Major Bench ADVANTAGE” · listen ↗

Podcast items are our short summaries of what was said, credited to who said it; posts and stories link to the original. Opinions and rumors are labelled as such and are not checked facts.

Game log

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2026-27 season

DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Oct 24@DEN L25 min14 pts4 reb3 ast2 3PM
Oct 23@UTA L22 min20 pts3 reb1 ast3 3PM
Oct 21IND L24 min13 pts5 reb0 ast2 3PM
2025-26 season (last season) · 72 games
DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Apr 5ORL L39 min32 pts6 reb1 ast3 3PM
Apr 3@SAC L29 min20 pts1 reb3 ast1 3PM
Apr 2@POR L35 min15 pts6 reb1 ast3 3PM
Mar 29HOU L31 min18 pts7 reb1 ast4 3PM
Mar 27@TOR L30 min19 pts3 reb2 ast3 3PM
Mar 26@DET L31 min17 pts1 reb3 ast3 3PM
Mar 24@NYK L28 min18 pts4 reb2 ast4 3PM
Mar 21CLE L36 min19 pts5 reb4 ast4 3PM
Mar 19LAC W36 min20 pts6 reb6 ast3 3PM
Mar 18LAC W35 min25 pts5 reb4 ast5 3PM
Mar 16DAL W35 min23 pts6 reb3 ast1 3PM
Mar 13@HOU L30 min5 pts5 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 11TOR W28 min9 pts4 reb4 ast1 3PM
Mar 8WAS W29 min23 pts10 reb2 ast0 3PM
Mar 6@PHX L34 min19 pts6 reb0 ast1 3PM
Mar 5@SAC W33 min20 pts1 reb0 ast3 3PM
Mar 3@LAL L36 min18 pts5 reb3 ast2 3PM
Mar 1@LAC L29 min14 pts6 reb2 ast2 3PM
Feb 28@UTA W39 min24 pts5 reb6 ast3 3PM
Feb 26@UTA W34 min42 pts5 reb7 ast5 3PM
Feb 24GSW W31 min18 pts6 reb1 ast1 3PM
Feb 21PHI W27 min20 pts4 reb2 ast4 3PM
Feb 20MIL L36 min22 pts6 reb3 ast2 3PM
Feb 11MIA L36 min14 pts9 reb4 ast4 3PM
Feb 9SAC W26 min12 pts4 reb1 ast1 3PM
Feb 6@MIN W34 min30 pts9 reb5 ast3 3PM
Feb 4@MIL L35 min22 pts3 reb2 ast4 3PM
Feb 2@CHA L35 min8 pts3 reb5 ast1 3PM
Jan 31@PHI L32 min34 pts6 reb3 ast4 3PM
Jan 30MEM W34 min22 pts8 reb2 ast2 3PM
Jan 27@OKC L33 min16 pts13 reb5 ast3 3PM
Jan 25@SAS W33 min24 pts10 reb4 ast3 3PM
Jan 23@MEM W32 min36 pts4 reb4 ast6 3PM
Jan 21DET L29 min20 pts3 reb2 ast1 3PM
Jan 18@HOU L29 min11 pts4 reb2 ast1 3PM
Jan 16@IND L32 min20 pts4 reb1 ast2 3PM
Jan 14BKN W26 min12 pts4 reb1 ast1 3PM
Jan 13DEN L32 min17 pts4 reb2 ast1 3PM
Dec 31@CHI L34 min16 pts4 reb3 ast2 3PM
Dec 29NYK L37 min26 pts6 reb6 ast4 3PM
Dec 27PHX L33 min17 pts5 reb2 ast0 3PM
Dec 26PHX L31 min9 pts4 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 23@CLE L26 min11 pts3 reb2 ast1 3PM
Dec 22DAL W35 min19 pts7 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 20IND W28 min18 pts5 reb3 ast1 3PM
Dec 18HOU W34 min29 pts9 reb1 ast3 3PM
Dec 14@CHI W25 min10 pts6 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 11POR W29 min15 pts8 reb5 ast1 3PM
Dec 8SAS L36 min17 pts6 reb2 ast1 3PM
Dec 6@BKN L33 min18 pts5 reb2 ast2 3PM
Dec 4MIN L33 min20 pts6 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 2MIN L35 min22 pts6 reb3 ast0 3PM
Nov 30@LAL L33 min22 pts11 reb3 ast3 3PM
Nov 29@GSW L38 min21 pts7 reb3 ast2 3PM
Nov 26MEM L39 min18 pts10 reb2 ast4 3PM
Nov 24CHI W34 min20 pts13 reb3 ast3 3PM
Nov 22ATL L28 min18 pts11 reb5 ast1 3PM
Nov 21@DAL L18 min4 pts3 reb1 ast0 3PM
Nov 19DEN L19 min2 pts2 reb2 ast0 3PM
Nov 16GSW L29 min11 pts7 reb1 ast2 3PM
Nov 14LAL L37 min11 pts7 reb7 ast3 3PM
Nov 12POR L35 min25 pts6 reb5 ast3 3PM
Nov 10@PHX L29 min15 pts7 reb0 ast2 3PM
Nov 8@SAS L30 min10 pts2 reb4 ast2 3PM
Nov 5@DAL W30 min22 pts9 reb1 ast4 3PM
Nov 4CHA W27 min17 pts4 reb0 ast3 3PM
Nov 2@OKC L19 min2 pts2 reb0 ast0 3PM
Oct 31@LAC L22 min8 pts4 reb1 ast0 3PM
Oct 29@DEN L19 min7 pts3 reb2 ast2 3PM
Oct 27BOS L24 min11 pts2 reb0 ast3 3PM
Oct 24SAS L28 min9 pts3 reb2 ast3 3PM
Oct 22@MEM L30 min13 pts6 reb3 ast1 3PM

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Background

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BornApr 9, 1999 · Largo, MD
Size6′8″ · 215 lb · Guard
CollegeVillanova
Draft2020 · round 1, pick 19 · BKN
Experience6th NBA season
Teams (since 2022-23)NOP 2025–27 · ATL 2023–24 · DET 2022–23 · ATL 2022–23